I encourage experimentation like this, and I've been spending some time thinking of how a terminal emulator could be re-invented. Some of the best ideas I alrea

I encourage experimentation like this, and I've been spending some time thinking of how a terminal emulator could be re-invented. Some of the best ideas I already see implemented so I'm very excited to try it. Unfortunately, in practice it falls short. RAM is one thing, but CPU usage is absolutely through the roof. The app freezes when trying to type "cd jobs", then consumes all CPU cores fully and stalls my computer. Fans spin up and doing a simple "ls -al" takes several seconds for it to complete. During this time it will not buffer keypresses properly and I experienced old keypresses being mixed with new ones, to create a command I did not type. The project doesn't sell itself as experimentation. Even if it did I'd advice against testing it, simply because of the severity of the issues I encountered using it for 5 minutes. This project shows what can be done. It's a step forward. Now it's up to other terminal emulators to see how far they can go towards this.